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Suppose an Ai based app which can teach soft skills like communication,finance etc and we can can tie up with the schools to start offline also.

Just to get into real projects should I start freelancing?? Should I open a fiver account?? What do you suggest? I wanna improve my skills thats it!

Entrepreneurs need a diverse set of skills to succeed. Key areas include DATA ANALYTICS for informed decisions, TIME MANAGEMENT for efficiency, and communication for building relationships. CREATIVE THINKING and PROBLEM-SOLVING drive innovation, w

Have you faced this same problem? After passing your 10th or 12th when you decided to enter in entrepreneurship, have you felt that you have been taught nothing about this real life in the schools?

Hey, What do you think about failures in life? Yeah! They teach us priceless learnings but I think if you're ready to Try, Fail and Learn it's also very important to be ready to handle it because we don't know what all effects that failure will brin

We have a startup called Learnhyve, we teach the essential life skills like communication skills,problem solving & critical thinking,leadership etc to school students in India with gamified way because this are important in life. So for providing thi

College education is so overrated. Students are taught 6-7 subjects per semester and out of that hardly one subject finds real life application. Reading these many subjects for 3-4 years, then preparing for post graduation and then for a job... Harsh

Im 1st year college student. I want to become successful in life but I don't have any skills, and I don't even know what I'm interested in. Any suggestions about this.

I want to start a edtech company which helps student to learn about latest technology like Ai/ML, App Development,, Web Development and IOT basically we targets Schools and College and help student to create a real life problem based project . I'm in

Burning Questions for Today’s Youth What should I pursue? Many young people are overwhelmed with courses catering more to business interests than their own dreams. Students often chase attendance marks without gaining real skills, and even top colle